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A diver planning to dive to a depth of 100 ft can choose to breathe air that is a mixture of oxygen, nitrogen, and helium. If the total pressure of the air in the tank is 3040 mm Hg , and the partial pressures of O2 and He are 304 mm Hg and 1520 mm Hg , respectively, what is the partial pressure of N2

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